Water supply machines

Description

Automatic water supply device is a compact, equipped with tank-pressure, pressure switch, pump and machine control units. The machines can be used different reservoirs: water-air galvanized, painted, glazed and fitted with a rubber skirt, and three types of pumps: priming, submersible and submersible. Automatic Booster Pump is widely used for supplying water to private households.

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